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EDF smart tariff · North West England

EDF Heat Pump Tracker rates in North West England

Check this EDF smart tariff’s regional prices, scheduled times, estimated costs and history for North West England.

Regional price snapshot

At a glance for North West England

Price check 21 Oct 2026, 23:17

Published unit rate
26.49p/kWh

Rate applying now

Standing charge
45.68p/day

Added for each day

Typical-pattern rate
24.38p/kWh

Typical household estimate

Regional position
7 of 14

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Key tariff facts

Availability
Available to new customers
Payment
Direct Debit
Price type
Can be revised
Exit fee
No exit fee
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Energy
Electricity
Meter type
Single rate
Contract length
36 months
How prices work
Rates vary at set times
Prices reviewed
Usually reviewed quarterly
Available from
21 Mar 2024
Available until
No end date published
About this tariff from EDF
  • Exclusively designed for Air Source Heat Pump owners
  • Prices track Standard (Variable) - 10p/kWh discount 4am-7am and 1pm-4pm
  • No exit fees apply
  • 24/7 online MyAccount service and app
  • Hassle free monthly Direct Debit payments
  • Smart meter with Half Hourly reads required - get one at no extra cost
  • The rates for this tariff will change in line with Ofgem's price cap on 1 July 2026

Who can get this tariff

Exclusively designed for Air Source Heat Pump owners

Confirm eligibility and exit fees with EDF before switching; this is not a quote.

Rates for your area

Discounted heat-pump periods follow a daily schedule; the underlying tracker prices are reviewed with the price-cap cycle. The cards show when each published price applies.

Daily standing charge

Charged once per day, regardless of how much energy you use.

45.68p/day

Energy price

Prices include VAT
Schedule shown through 22 Oct 2026, 00:00

  • All-day price

    26.49p/kWh

    4pm–midnight

    Wed 21 Oct–Thu 22 Oct

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PriceAppliesStartsEnds
Standing charge45.676 p/dayOngoing
Unit rate26.489 p/kWh

Plan your electricity use

See the cheapest published times for this tariff in North West England.

Today at a glance

The full day shown as one continuous price timeline.

LowestMiddleHighest
Price now
26.49p

16:00–00:00

Next change
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Today's cheapest
16.49p

04:00–07:00

Today's highest
26.49p

16:00–00:00

Cheapest continuous windows today

Useful for charging a car, running a dishwasher or scheduling other flexible use.

  • 1 hour

    04:00–05:00

    16.49p/kWh average

  • 2 hours

    04:00–06:00

    16.49p/kWh average

  • 3 hours

    04:00–07:00

    16.49p/kWh average

  • 4 hours

    04:00–08:00

    18.99p/kWh average

View today’s half-hour pricesShow
  • 00:00–04:0026.49p/kWh
  • 04:00–07:0016.49p/kWh
  • 07:00–13:0026.49p/kWh
  • 13:00–16:0016.49p/kWh
  • 16:00–00:0026.49p/kWh

Today's duration-weighted average is 23.99p/kWh. Tomorrow’s prices are not available yet.

What this tariff could cost

Use a household pattern instead of treating every time of day as though it costs the same.

Estimate this tariff for your home

Choose the usage pattern that is closest to your home. The estimate uses complete EDF rates for North West England.

A normal mix of daytime and evening electricity use.

Illustrative annual cost£827

About £69 a month

Effective rate
24.38p/kWh
Standing charge
46.26p/day

Exit fee: none

What makes up this estimate

Your selected usage pattern changes the effective energy rate; the daily standing charge stays separate.

Typical household

Energy use
£658/year
Standing charge
£169/year

Using the other available household patterns, this estimate ranges from £802 to £827 a year.

Based on 30 complete days. It is not a quote.Compare EDF smart tariffs

Could this tariff suit your home?

Likely to work best for

Homes with a heat pump that can shift some heating away from expensive periods.

Things to check

  • Confirm your smart meter can send half-hourly readings and is compatible with the tariff.
  • Confirm the latest contract terms and any exit fee directly with EDF.
  • Check that your property, meter and customer status meet EDF’s eligibility rules.
Price-cap context View

A price-cap comparison is only made when the fuel, area, dates and direct debit payment method all match. No unverified saving claim is shown.

Price history

See how the daily average has changed for this tariff family in North West England. The version selector still controls today’s exact prices.

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Latest complete daily average: 23.99p/kWh on . Open the chart for the full trend.

How prices vary by region

The same household pattern is applied across all 14 electricity regions. Each region has its own permanent tariff page.

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Before you switch

These prices are an independent guide, not a personalised EDF quote. Check your meter, eligibility, exit fees and contract terms with EDF before making a decision.